*Nathan Ward
Name should be Nathan WELLS
Nathan Ward, believed to be son of James and Susanna Ward, was actually son of George Wells, next door neighbor.
was born 12 Feb 1713 {Queen Anne Parish}
NOTES
NATHAN WARD:
Birth: 12 FEB 1713 Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince
Georges, Maryland
Parents:
Father: JAMES WARD
Mother: SUSANNA
Nathan Ward chrs. 12 Feb 1713 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's Co. MD,
died 14 March 1803 in GRAYSON VA.
Believed buried here in family cemetery on his land
No stone
Married Margaret,{Queen Anne Parish Records, Prince George's Co., Maryland}
NOTES
Grayson County, VA Records for "Over the Mountain Men" their early Court Records in Southwest Virginia -Virginia DAR-Nathan Ward will probated march 1803 names wife and children: William, Wells, Nathan and Enoch.
FROM SWEANEY WEBSITE
The discovery that the Y DNA of descendants of Nathan Ward of Prince George's Co., Maryland and Grayson Co., Virginia matches that of the descendants of Thomas Wells of Prince George's Co., Maryland has raised the question of an almost 300 year old "non-paternal event."
The information I've found on the Internet about Nathan Ward's father of record, James Ward, is a real mess.
Rather than go into that can of worms at the moment, here are some of the actual records I have been able to glean about James Ward, his wife Susanna(h) Swanson and George Wells, son of Thomas of Prince George's County, Maryland
Name should be Nathan WELLS
Nathan Ward, believed to be son of James and Susanna Ward, was actually son of George Wells, next door neighbor.
was born 12 Feb 1713 {Queen Anne Parish}
NOTES
NATHAN WARD:
Birth: 12 FEB 1713 Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince
Georges, Maryland
Parents:
Father: JAMES WARD
Mother: SUSANNA
Nathan Ward chrs. 12 Feb 1713 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's Co. MD,
died 14 March 1803 in GRAYSON VA.
Believed buried here in family cemetery on his land
No stone
Married Margaret,{Queen Anne Parish Records, Prince George's Co., Maryland}
NOTES
Grayson County, VA Records for "Over the Mountain Men" their early Court Records in Southwest Virginia -Virginia DAR-Nathan Ward will probated march 1803 names wife and children: William, Wells, Nathan and Enoch.
FROM SWEANEY WEBSITE
The discovery that the Y DNA of descendants of Nathan Ward of Prince George's Co., Maryland and Grayson Co., Virginia matches that of the descendants of Thomas Wells of Prince George's Co., Maryland has raised the question of an almost 300 year old "non-paternal event."
The information I've found on the Internet about Nathan Ward's father of record, James Ward, is a real mess.
Rather than go into that can of worms at the moment, here are some of the actual records I have been able to glean about James Ward, his wife Susanna(h) Swanson and George Wells, son of Thomas of Prince George's County, Maryland
*Nathan Ward
Name should be Nathan WELLS
Nathan Ward, believed to be son of James and Susanna Ward, was actually son of George Wells, next door neighbor.
was born 12 Feb 1713 {Queen Anne Parish}
NOTES
NATHAN WARD:
Birth: 12 FEB 1713 Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince
Georges, Maryland
Parents:
Father: JAMES WARD
Mother: SUSANNA
Nathan Ward chrs. 12 Feb 1713 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's Co. MD,
died 14 March 1803 in GRAYSON VA.
Believed buried here in family cemetery on his land
No stone
Married Margaret,{Queen Anne Parish Records, Prince George's Co., Maryland}
NOTES
Grayson County, VA Records for "Over the Mountain Men" their early Court Records in Southwest Virginia -Virginia DAR-Nathan Ward will probated march 1803 names wife and children: William, Wells, Nathan and Enoch.
FROM SWEANEY WEBSITE
The discovery that the Y DNA of descendants of Nathan Ward of Prince George's Co., Maryland and Grayson Co., Virginia matches that of the descendants of Thomas Wells of Prince George's Co., Maryland has raised the question of an almost 300 year old "non-paternal event."
The information I've found on the Internet about Nathan Ward's father of record, James Ward, is a real mess.
Rather than go into that can of worms at the moment, here are some of the actual records I have been able to glean about James Ward, his wife Susanna(h) Swanson and George Wells, son of Thomas of Prince George's County, Maryland
Name should be Nathan WELLS
Nathan Ward, believed to be son of James and Susanna Ward, was actually son of George Wells, next door neighbor.
was born 12 Feb 1713 {Queen Anne Parish}
NOTES
NATHAN WARD:
Birth: 12 FEB 1713 Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince
Georges, Maryland
Parents:
Father: JAMES WARD
Mother: SUSANNA
Nathan Ward chrs. 12 Feb 1713 in Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's Co. MD,
died 14 March 1803 in GRAYSON VA.
Believed buried here in family cemetery on his land
No stone
Married Margaret,{Queen Anne Parish Records, Prince George's Co., Maryland}
NOTES
Grayson County, VA Records for "Over the Mountain Men" their early Court Records in Southwest Virginia -Virginia DAR-Nathan Ward will probated march 1803 names wife and children: William, Wells, Nathan and Enoch.
FROM SWEANEY WEBSITE
The discovery that the Y DNA of descendants of Nathan Ward of Prince George's Co., Maryland and Grayson Co., Virginia matches that of the descendants of Thomas Wells of Prince George's Co., Maryland has raised the question of an almost 300 year old "non-paternal event."
The information I've found on the Internet about Nathan Ward's father of record, James Ward, is a real mess.
Rather than go into that can of worms at the moment, here are some of the actual records I have been able to glean about James Ward, his wife Susanna(h) Swanson and George Wells, son of Thomas of Prince George's County, Maryland
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